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i. Or, uurri.'s Com muu,catIon.

4: Accompanying tho report OF the Com.
mittce on Health made to Council last
night, was volumnous and lon2-winded
communication from 4Dr. I HI:ss--;:aa y Of the
State Board Of Health, who at the States
expense came here, spent several days
and examined tho towns water supply.
The communication was the result OF his
visit. It was addressed to Health
Officer. Reed, who turned it over
10 the. committee, f5t which in
turn passed it over ito Council. Tho
Second Branch paid no attention TO it.
In the First Dr.. Ulrich called for It's read.
ing, much to Clerk E!son's disgust. He
read while Mr.. Dobbins, In the chair Dr..
Ulrich, Mr.. Terrell and one or two others
Listened. The others went oyer to the
Second to be amused by the proceedings
Euaf6.Ff
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9 BELLAIRE.

AL Sorts Of Local Nows and Gossip From
tho Glass City. Il .,s5
Ed West, Of Homestead, Pa, is in the
city. 4 A, i,l5;$s5. 23iE5
Es. County Treasurer Ed Feely was il
town yesterday. 4 Z!
Jacob Rsitz, father, mother and sister,
Of Marietta, are in the city.
Mas Ella Knight, Of Cumberland, Md,
is visiting her brother here. q
Mr.. Sam Moore, OF the First ward, has
bad q slight attackof diphtheria. 81
r. Troll is lying vary low with congcs.
ton Of the brain at his home in st. Claira.
vile. "a n Az j! 49,!
Mr.. ]. R. Purnell vent 10 Psrkersbuyc
last night to assist in Knight Templai
meeting. ess3s. q, iigil
Mira. John Baugh's mother died at New.
ark, O., yesterday. Mrs. Baugh left for
thore yesterday evening. t5 Es 5.9t;5s'i
Mr.. Sam Corbett went to Sssubeuyillo
yesterday to see his brother, George, who
ts very low with typhoid fever. !iz=s3s,:ssi
Jacob Pence and Charles Edmonds went
to Pittsburgh monday evening to be pres.
ent at the Glass Workers' Wage Confer.
enCe. 81 ;Jla i.--t iF,i Var < ,fy=;,
Tho Buckeye Building and Loan Asso-
citation sold s. 200 last night at from rs to
90 cents per ehare per month premium Of
$3.50 per share. Il: n ~ 5 4,
Mrs. Lucy Murphy, who waa Injured a
Hhort time ago by being knocked from the
Baltimore Il Ohio track at the end OF the
bridge, near the round house, after much
suffering from the effects OF the Injuries,
was relieved by death yesterday morning
at two o'clock, in tho ssh year Of her age.
She leaves husband and several children
to mourn her loss. ssi53iI:5 I
z The Washington, Pa, Reporter saws:
Rev. ". N. Eaton, formerly Of this place,
is in town to-day, accompanied BY hia
brother.iu.law, DR.. Kurz and daughter
Nettie. : Tho latter, one OF tho brightest
graduates Of the Beiiaire High school. wifi
enter the Junior class OF the Seminary Of
this place, although Rev. Eaton reports
the tide Of Wooster University very strong
on that side of the river, a number from
that region entering there this foil. t5f9l
Z The City Hall citizens meeting In Re; re-
gard to the street fair appointed the fol-
lowing committees: On Premiums and
Exhibits, T. s. Tappan, VIM. ]. :Ayrep, G.
B. White, N. J. Somehow, R. Fuller and
Mayor Brown. On Printing, O. / s, 3 IS.
Baron, s. o. Cummius and i. Blum, s On
Transportation, J. schwob, O. W. Dickens
and ]. W. Sellers. On Finance, A.. Klotz,
BE-. Cockayne and @. L. Poorman. On
Music, @. ]. LaRoche, I. Luchs and Theo,
Seal. Y Twenty.eight busincau men have
enrolled and will meet again tonight s. !,
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5atou !, /,
Trouble Among tho Personal
iE5 and othor Nowa Notss. On
&SAliaa Daisy Myers ID Waiting In Cam.

Trouble Among tho NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
iti and othor Nova Notes. 5(i&
Misa Daisy Myers ID Waiting in Cam.
Miss Ella B. Martin is alex Of typhoid
fever. - l,s...s5g
George K. Wright is painting tho Court
House fence. '5ig 5t'ty & 8 4: 'l, iNT
Mr.. William Walker left Monday for
New Orleans. NJ N m .5l;l4
Mr.. Charles Reynolds, ore Of tho prison
guards, is dangerously Ill. ,9'|9lg
Dr.. Harry Adams will aoon leave for
lectures OF keokuk, Iowa. gf9ytjSil
DR.. Sam Steele Is one OF tho inoat popu.
lar physiclans In the town. fSFg sl3Sss
Johnny Higgins seriouuly injured his
leg In tho game Of ball Saturday. .5g
Mrs. ZOO Hausanauer, Of Wheeling, 10
the guest OF Mrs. Jas. Henrietta. y o
Gen. B.. ". Price beat Capt. ]. E. Tsracl
at a match game Of checkers Monday.
Mr.. Frank Blake Is working up q good
trade for tho Moundsville Goal Company.
Misses Mary Maxwell and Maggie Vel.
3M, pou,o Pa,k,. rhn h.. NO., 49,,
sict nv uavsrsi mno %ao nas osea vea1
he,tar 'o We "eoA' y epotse ~ W
80. !, ~, WIN. tii4i
~ "a young man WORKING q Burdy q
nM.owns uoor mill hau a limb broken
im n ny section OF the ny wheel fall'
ing on ~. VI n 4, tlgEg'1 M
X. J. McFadden'a mammoth show will
e Il AZ aeStown during tho Fair OF
NAY 1nap placs. ITO Viii also show at the
osmafoh EAR. " Stfi+f 81 So N
Dr.. RogeEs wears the honor Of Mayor
gracefully. 10 Ia wide.awake, progres.
slye gentleman, and will give a brilliant
administration. ilJ
Mrs, DR.. Rogers has returned homo from
the mountains. where aha han becn Walt.
ing. She wss accompanied homo by ';her
niece, Helen Frantz, Of Coniluence. Pa,
who will remain some days WITH ho,, III
Some t;nna aro a ol;fr ,ro, ,to,o,, t,o ~
Raw T. +, stswa,t and nS TsS n StI 4t and
ali efiorts IL And Il ws,e wthoMt ana,, A WI
ono dau ia W. wao,. I' th .s asn. ~
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Tho I.ap.llo Mill.

p An annual meeting Of the Stockholders
Of the LaBelle Nail Company Was held in
4 this city yesterday. AZ part Of the bust.
ness transacted was the election Of Board
oil. Directors. Tbs gentlemen chosen to
! form the Board were @. A. Robinson, W.
r. L. "a Elliott, Of Steubenville, ~ John
Wright, All. Clarke, W. H. Met Clinton
md H.;L. Doty,% Of; steubenville, and Nv.
!, r. Burt. Mr.. Burt was chosen in place Of
\ A. s. Harden Of this city,; The several re-
ports submitted showed that the business
/ Of the past year, all thinga considered, had
been very satisfactory. II iS
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! Runnway Boys Apprshende ..

lI Officer John Shorts syestorday arrested
two boys named Ovens and Beck at the
Howell house. They we're aged -respec.
lively IS and 10 year5. Some time ago a
telegram was received hers giving de-
ecriptions of two boys OF tnoae nance,
very much like these, who had run away
from home at Niagara Falls, MY, and
these are very probably the same boys, as
they admit that they ran away. They
were locked up and q telegram semitic
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Not tho Right Cumrldge,

When young Adds Collins, the boy
who stole watch from Mrs, Pickgrd, on
tho South side. was arrested Tor the theft,
he snid he had aold the watch for ST 50 to
ono Jim Cumridge. Y esterdsy q Baltimore
4 Ohio railroad employe Of that name WAS
taken to the jail to SEQ Il the boy could
identity him. He said this was not the
man; that tho man who bought The watch
was man of the same name who boardsd
at Bolts hotel. 1t lis believed that the
boy gave the name as tho first that came
into his n,iud, and that the watch Was not
sold to such person. Il ,i Al. go
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Guilty OF Assault.

The case Of Joe Miller, indicted for un.
lawful shooting, was tried to jury in the
Circuit Court yesterday, \ and he \ was
ionnd guilty Of assault and sentenced to
jail Tor thirty days and fined s25 and costs
Of prosecution. The case against him for
cnlrying concealed weapons was then
called, and he entered q plea Of OF guilty
and was fined $50 and costa, and sentenced
to IN additional term Of imprisonment in
the county jail OF ten days. rs
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Rlno Match Lost, G

y The first match Of the second series be.
tween the Wheeling and Washington Rifle
clubs has just been decided, and Waah.
ington again defeats the Wheeling team
BY % points; conditions, 200 yards, of
hand, Human target, ak on each team
and thirty shots per man. s Tbs Washing.
ton team, ahot their scores on Wednesday,
the 9TH, encountering 9 heavy rain and
strong wind. Wheeling had her shoot on
Saturday, the 10Th. ;s5;i5ls
Grand total: Washington, 1902; Wheel.
ing, 1889; difference, g3. ,ifs55,y ,, q, n
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WE arc dnily receiving New, Novelties
In Suitings, pantaloonings and Over.
Coatiugs, which VIC are prepared TO make
up In ilrbt.class style at reasonable
prices. s!S,t 539i5i9i tf n
d Our While Unlaundricd Shirt, double
scanned, REINFORCED front and back, at
~ cents, Is tho greatest bargain ever
offered. A full line Of Balbriggun Un-
derwear from 81 % n sultupwards, ut Il.
81 NE i y. HESS l. sons,
y, 1891 e. 1898 Market Street.
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ABOUT PEOPLE,.

) -. 4
Strangers In the City mud Wheeling Folk
Abroad. ~ 5isg5i
Z H. Z. Wells, Of Clarkaburg, Is at the
Stamm House. aistlfa,tt % ] ~
MIR. J. B. stearna, Of Brooklyn, an ex.
tensive glaeR buyer, Is here. Nj
Mr.. Robert Morris, tho &"poet laureate
Of Masonry, is at tho Mcclure. $
Geo. Harding, Of Dover, q is visiting
friends here and in Bridgeport IA
MIR. Ed. Larkin, now OF Omaha, Mob,
is among his hosts OF Wheeling friends. i
Hon. J. Dunbar, Of Sseubenville, was
|regiatered at the Stamm House yesterday.
Mess,s. Harry L. Doty and W. q. Nc.
Clinton, Of ,steubenvllle, were down yes
teIday. t.5 '.szs9s5 !.
Ed Franzheim returned to Boston Mon.
day 10 resumo his winters collegiate
course. n y 5ir, y. g.Tyi! & h n. II - +
Mr.. T. B. McLain and vile are spend.
ing a few days at Petersburg, Grant
county. N n ~ .:5sS
Mr.. William G. wilkinson and wife arc
on trip to Philadelphia and other east.
ern cities. ~ ~ 81
Misses Katie A. Murphy and NJ. Z
Mallory left last evening for New York to
attend the openings. &. e, jsFi
Mics Lizzie Cownihan, OF Fourteenth
street, has returned from a pleasant visit
to friends in Pennsylvania. Z. - +
Miss Mary Tucker and her sinter, Miss
Maggie, left yesterday to attend the fall
openings in New York city. n.
! Mr.. R.. g.. Hudson? mansger Of Fred
Warde's dramatic tour, is at the Mcclure
house, accompanied by his wife. E
Mrs. @. W. Conner and daughter, Miss
Laura, have returned from spending the
summer at Mountain Lake Park. i. H. !.
Nj. j. L. Green, Of Massillon, the eff.
Gent and popular excursion agent OF the
g., L. g. W. railroad, is in tho, city. SFaS Is.
g Miss Nettie Graham, Of New Castle,
Pa, niece OF Chief of Police Smith, is
the guest OF Mrs. Harrison Dunlsvy. E.
Mr.. Meyer Hcrkheimer left on the Bal.
timore & Ohio road last evening Tor an ex-
tended Southern trip. He will probably
go as far South as New Orleans before re-
tuning. " ID I /
Mr.. Charles Burdett Hart, editor Of the
1&TXLLlaEScEB, and Dr.. r. Otto McMas:
tels went to Philadelphia last evening over
the Baltimore & Ohio road, to attend the
Constitutional Centennial Y celebration.
They will return next Sunday. 4 4
3 Mr.. William Pearce, Of Cumberland,
Nd, well known lawyer there, who has
been visiting friends here and in this vi.
cinity for some time, left for home Last
evening. Capt. Human, Clerk Of the
Courts at Cumberland, and his family also
returned home laat evening. n, Z, n
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Tho State Examiners Done,

~ Prof. Conrad a. sipe, OF Fairnont, and
Prot. 8. B. Brown, Of Glenville, the mem.
berH Of the State Board of Examiners Of
those desiring teachers cessia cates, who
commenced an examination hero Monday,
concluded their work at this point last
evening. Owing to tho! Bmallness Of the
class here they were enabled to eel
through g day earlier than they ex,
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5FIRST'sREBEL FLAG.
CAPTURED IN TIE REnELLIoN
Now In Possession OF the Man who Captured
It In this City--story Of his Adventure \
IL told BY Hiniself-Tho bunting, tbs /.
~ Pro perty Of I Wheeling Ladies'.

Lieutenant Charles Griffin. Of Beaver.
Pa, 10 in the city. 3tsgj{
Lieutenant Griffin was q resident OF
this city when the war broke out, and
he enlisted in the Firpt West Virginia
Volunteer Infantry under Colonel Kelley,
aud was made a Lieutenant in Company
B. He was one Of the boys who saw
early ecrylce, being In the battle Of
Phillppi. It was there in the morning,
before the breakfast on that historic day,
that Lieutenant Griffin, accommodating
with Frank Taylor, Finley Mckinley,
Jim Emory, William H, Travis, and sev.
eral other soldieru well known hero, saw
rebel flag floating over the Headquarters
OF General Posteraeld, and he reaolvsd te
capture 1t and did. a'iIt q &fG
Z Last nigh! Lieutenant! Griffin showod
this flag to an 1NTRLLl1RNcER report.
or. "When \ saw RI no said, ~
aaid to the boys, Boys, God and / art
going 10 have the credit OF lowering thai
tlagl' I made rush for 1t, and just Their
saw come Johnnies coming through az
orchard little piece OIL. i ! knew I woult
have to be quick, and 30 I drew my sworG
and cut the ropoB. I an not saying what
those holea In the bunting are, bat l an
alive, though those Johnnies did theil
BEST to take the flag from me." I'M II
Tho Tag is seven by fifteen ieet, and hal
three stripes--red, white and red, and {
field OF blue 8 feet by s, with fifteen FIVE
pointed stars In circle. There are sever
al holes IN It that look like bullet holes.
In tho INTELLfdENcRR Of one morninf
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"a. = 0--1I- ; - - -
An Important Nintter.

s The Importance of fresh, healthy beds
st this season Of thu year is feature d
household economy that no one can afford
to overlook. R.T: Ford, of this city, has
procured new and improved apparatur,
and has superior facilities for the renoya.
ton OF feather beds, pillows and holsters.
One OF the most important sanitary. regu.
lattons known to medical science is The
publication and cleaning Of feathers
BY which invasion OF = disease \ and
sickness q IS averted. Feathers treated
~ the process controlled by i Mr..
Ford, are restored to their original purity
and freshness. Mr.. Ford also renoyates.
repairs and manufactures hair, cotton and
husk mattresses, and does his work 10 per
cent cheaper than elsewhere, and guaran.
tees satisfaction in all cases. Persons de-
string work in this line will do we'll to con.
suit Mr., Ford. Orders can, DO left at Frsw
q Bertschey's or at Squire George Ankles,
or address R. T. Ford, Wheeling. s
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Mr.. Tinglo in Town,

y Mr.. George R. Tingle, former Sheriff Of
this county, now snperintenpent Of the
Zeal fisheriea in the Alaskan Islands, ia in
the; city on his way East. He brought
with him pair Of Rne walrus tuska IS a
present to friend. which he took from
the walrus's head himself. Z He will re-
main here seyeral days, I, ths guest OF
frieuds y z ~
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Alleged N1utdorr.ye,ir,, A j; !, IN,

Frank CLARK, aged about 40, a farm Ia.
borer, was arrested yesterday near the
scene Of the McC aualand murder, in
Greene county, Pa, md \ taken to the
;,WsyneebuIg jail, charged with the crime.
The evidence sgainst him is strong. His
revolver was found near the scene Of the
murder. The crime Was committed to OBJ
tain William McOausland's money.
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q. ] y'I I Al! !: blood,
Scrofalous, Inherited and Conts.
glous Humors Cured u.
81 by Cutlcura,

THRoUGn the medium d one Of you, boot, >.
ceiycd through MI. Frank T. ,Wfsy, DnssJ.,'
cirt Remedies, and take this opportuniiy IA SG w
ny 70 Jon that their use has pe!manea,!y ct,tsS
mo Of ono Of the worst caSoa oil blood poIsonns Y,
connection with eIysipelss, that have Iyei sss,
and thtt after hiying been pronounced incussSls
take grcat pleasure In forwarding 10 you MI ISL,
rnonlhl. unsolicited "a It 10 by you, In ofde, ~,
others suffering from tmilaf malades may he eH
eoasaged 70 eve yont Gi!!eara Remtdtess It'd.
jS.l.l 3lsif P.S.HHtrLlEGkR, Letohhurs, IN
Reie1enco; Frank 7. Wray, Druggist, Apollo IA
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VellsburE,

Attorney J. F. Oreo has moved bis lsg
Office into the room formerly occupied By
the late CIV. Caldwell. $50
Newt Criaawell, Of Wheeling, !; is in tbs
city visiting his friend, Captain Roberi
Cakes. .;Fy a Bfs 81 w.
Miss Jennie Daval left yesterday "a,
Pittsburgh to visit friends and pu rcbaso :
stock Of new goods for the firm Of j, M
Duval 4 Go. 81 n (; 4 -
Mr. Sam Caldwell left yesterday morn,
ing to attend Washington and Jefferso1,
College. It is his. intention to study the
law and occupy the Office lately occupied
by his father. \ 4: t3 S. 5yy,i,
Mr. William snediker, whose death haae
been momentarily expected for some time,
died Yesterday afternoon. Il He was about
sixty years Of age and q prominent citizen
OF BROOKE county. OF late years he has
been living a retired life in WelIahnrv
he leaves vile and several crown mn
children to mourn his death. III,
AT a public letting yesterday by the
County Court for painting brldgeg and en-
cavating in the cut near Dsyinney's ware-
.AoNass ~ - AAct4 .ICCelfHu LAO contract
Tor the painting. Of ak bridges for the cum
o. BlSty.ave dollars, and Joseph Nc Henry
the latter at fifty cents per cubic yard.
This is considered very cheap for the class
Of work to be done. ,3yt "a ' 80
a serious runaway occurred On Sunday,
by which two young men were badlv
frightened. William Murphy and Iou;s
Bowers purchased a. Texas pony rom ms n
=. Curtis, and were told to be- careful IN
its'hand!ing, as il had not been driven Int
once and there was no accounting for
strange Na.II: iseake 1t was liable to take !; but
the "Broncho"sto a light Wagon for The
purpose Of taking a ride. Tbs ponv was
ready to start before the young men and
the result was a tdemoliahed Wagon N and and
Two t! badly frightened men. h Their ;expe.
s s,e9s an WIN Texas ponies is satisfactory
4 class can have Il cheap by'calline On j,
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Hutchlnaon $ Remllnrer pa,ent F w p 81.

Hutchinson y Reullnyer Patent Fro Place
the greatest lin the world, and the most
recent invention Of that character. Hutch.
inson y Remlinger are West Virginia
mon, beingreside OF Clarkaburs. Their
patent Is meritorious, and is bound to be
q SUCCESS. 1t was exhibited at the State
Fair and received the approval Of /, all
who saw It. The patent fire CRATE can
DO seent in operation at the Huseman
House. Il can be used with natural gas or
any other fuel now in use. u State and
county rights for sale at reasonable rates.
Apply at the Huseman House. b
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AZ reported by Christian schnept, drug
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday:
:7k.x, 9A:1. y a.5SaH.x, Try.
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nInrtin,sTarrY.

=. d "urtlLf3 erFys .EttS=E'- {! VI VI
Tho Hickory street pump was repaired
yesterday. l9' i.TI.,i.s ..l.I,.1s1F1 ! /
!, 7 WY Lyle, the .dal,yman, smiles over !
new daughter. s3.s5 &
I, The hot machines at the Lauphlin mil
were out OF iron yesterday. -ag,{i
N. A. Riley has returned from a visit
with ttiends in New, Brighton. b 49,!
Miss Drusilla Huskins has returned
from pleasant trip to Zaneaville. iI3 4
E George Chessell and Jesse Jones Left
yesterday Tor Columbus to attend college.
Mics Lille Chandler has Just returned
home from an extensive tour through the
eastern cities. - 80
4 Emmett Blackford is lying Dangerously ,y, rLB
i! with typhoid fever at bis home on The
hill back Of town. i..,.Iss5s:5ss IssI -
Street Commissioner Fisher l1as force
OF men engaged grading Walnut street as
ordered by Council. i7;s y "a, ! 3 Z
q MI. Ralph Heatherington and wife will
celebrate their golden wedding this even.
ing at their homo in Clark's addition. Al q
!. The lecture that was to have been de,
llyeled in the Z. P. church last evening
waa postponed, owing to the non.arriyal
OF the speaker. AZ l1 sis;7i.7isss5S
Samuel snediker having aold his entire
enects here, will remove shortly to " ellis,
vile, where he has pnrchased properly
and will 60 into business. 3E:at rs II. \.
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l =
The sale Of reserved eeata openB at Bau,
mer's music store this morning for the en-,
gagement Of Margaret Mather at the
Opera House Friday and Saturday. She
will open Friday evening in "Leah, the
Eoraaken," and will enact her most popu.
lar role, shakespeare's Juliet, Saturday Of.
lternoon, and .Tobin's "Honeymoon' SIT.
urday night. These three plays we'll acted
would stamp any star as a great histrionic
genius. They test every talent that goea
TO make gtage art successful. That Miss
Mather hes the capacity for such arduous
requirements nobody can doubt who has
read the record ,of hcr SUCCESS, Nobody
ever created the same enthusiasm among
admirers Of the drama since. Adelaide
Nelson. Aiisa Mather is by common con.
sent pronounced tho most promising lady
on thu stage. It WAS her uuquestionable
genius, united with other advantages,
which brought her from the humble 90.
elton OF newg girl on the streets Of be.
troll to that Of the leading American
actress Of the day; and as she la vet
Young it would take bold Imagination
to picture what the future has in store fol-
her. + 80 J n
The San Francisco Call says nha' played
the ideal juliet Of Shakespeare in ali its
phases. The Chronicle says: Miss Mather
has more forco than Miss Nelson, She
compela rather than draws interest. The
Alta says: The whisper went around be-
tween the acts: "She Is the finest juliet I
have ever eeen."' The Eraminer: The
moment Mics Msther's Juliet begins to suf-
Ter her exceptionally dramatic power re-
veals itself, aud everything is forgotten
but the paeaion and the pain that speaks
in her face, her movements and her in.
donations as eloquently az in her words.
The Post: The scene in which she learned
Of Romeo's Punishment was touched with
real dramatic fire. The Report: Since
Nelson trod the California stage we have
had inc juliet like Maragret Mather, Ap.
parently there ia no physical or intellec.
tual requirements lacking. Y An analysis
Of her Juliet Is go rich in returns as to war.
rant the most prodigal praise. She is a
girl alter the bard's own heart. esf4issSl5
II Those who wish to zee Miss Mather TO
good advantage should secure their seats
early this morning. az S1S J" 9
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/ sCRoFuLoUs ULCRRs,

Jafnts 4. Richardson, Custom lloase. Ns,v n.
leans, on oath Nays, I'm 1870 scroiulou, lc U
broke out on my body until ! was d mas Of Sep,
ruptton. Every thing known to tho medical iseaii,
was tried ~ vain. ! became u nero wrecs, \
sirea could not lns ny hands 70 my head, could
upon lie AZ a cutso. No relief OF cure in law
years. In 1850 heard OF the Cutlcuta Remedie.a
used them, and was petiectly cured. ~ ia
sworn 10 before q. y. Com. ]. D, Crawford
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-09-14
~ ' 49, ; --l7Tg'8 .
Indications,

WARRINGTON, D. O., Sept. 14.-For
West Virginia and Western Pennsyl-
wanna coolor and fair weather, light to
fresh westerly winds. al, AZ;